Manx Radio - Update

What's happening power wise for people in Santon, the latest from the tribunal to rule on a dispute between Crogga and one of its founding members and Thomas - the free feline!

We hear about a tribunal involving Crogga in today's episode, as well as more reaction to the CoMIN changes and news of where a Brian Kneale sculpture is going now it won't be at Niarbyl.

Some political analysis in today's programme after the changes to the Council of Ministers. What does it all mean and what do you think? It's all here.

If you want to know how Storm Bert is likely to affect the Island this weekend - all the details are in today's episode for you. There's a full forecast, details of potential travel disruption and where you can get sandbags from if you any worries.

The latest weather updates in today's episode as we look ahead to the arrival of Storm Bert...also a run down of what Tynwald has been debating today, a call for part of Ramsey to be pedestrianised and find out why a cat has been given a chain to wear...

The very latest on the weather situation and what the roads might be like tomorrow, as well as some of the big Tynwald debates, reaction to the possible Manx Telecom takeover and some good news for people with mobility issues.

How much news can you cram into 30 minutes? The answer is a lot. From Manx Telecom's reported takeover to a proposed new multi-storey car park in Douglas, a letter from the Chief Minister to the British Medical Association and the very latest from Tynwald on the National Insurance Fund and much more - it's all here.

All the latest news in this episode - including Travel Lodge's plans for the Island, developments in the Manx Radio investigation into gas prices and a look ahead to this month's Tynwald sitting.

Manx Care considering 'eligibility requirements' for NHS dentist registration. We hear from the newly elected Onchan Commissioner. And plans for a new visitor hub at the Laxey Wheel are back from the drawing board. All that and much more. It's Update on Manx Radio for Friday, 15 November with Lewis Foster.

Need something to talk about tonight? Here's a rundown of what's happened news wise on the Island today with Beth Espey.

Doctors on the Isle of Man are soon to be balloted on industrial action, and should we think about reviving the film industry on the Island? All the latest news on and from the Isle of Man. It's Update with Lewis Foster for Wednesday, 13 November.

Why is exploitation something we need to be thinking about on the Isle of Man? Is Government too soft? And what next for Cav? All that and much more in today's Update with Beth Espey.

Safeguarding, Manx Care spending and assisted dying legislation all feature in today's programme. We'll also find out what's been happening at Michael United FC and could the Isle of Man have its own Master Chef...?

Will rising university fees push more Manx students to study on-Island? Crimestoppers Isle of Man says breaking the stigma around ‘snitching’ is to key to getting young people to report crime. And we hear why one woman living in the US is considering a move to the Island. All that and more – plus business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the roads. That's Update for Friday 8 Novem...

Manx Care warns some patients will face increased waiting times this winter. Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas has accused the chief minister of being a 'prisoner inside his own Council of Ministers' following his dismissal from his political role within the Department of Health and Social Care. Can the cultivation of medicinal cannabis be balanced against government’s climate targets? Could the an...

Chris Thomas MHK has been removed from his position in the Department of Health and Social care. We'll have the latest. - The redevelopment of Ramsey is back on the agenda in the House of Keys - Plus the Civil Aviation Authority's issued figures for flights departing the Island in August

Armed police on the streets of Douglas. We'll have the latest. The Public Services Commission defends the body's potential legal breach Plus a look ahead to bonfire night with advice for pet owners ahead of tonight's events.

Manx Care is being urged to protect frontline services from further cuts. It's hoped proposed new laws will limit the amount of times fire officers are called out by mistake. And why doesn't the education minister believe school league tables would be helpful in the Isle of Man? All that and more – plus business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the roads. That's Update for Monday...

The Treasury Minister admits the two percent increase in the higher rate of income tax probably won't be removed in the next Budget. A report finds the Isle of Man is safer than the UK, but there are concerns over the impact of alcohol and drugs on public safety. We have an update from Braddan Commissioners on The Roundhouse access road. And FC Isle of Man prepare to face Abbey Hey. All that and m...

Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson says efforts are underway to support young people suffering from long-term mental problems to get back into the workplace. Paper recycling at bring banks is being stopped from next week – we hear why. And we hear from a young man who’s returned home – three years after a road traffic collision left him with serious injuries. All that and more including business,...

An overview of the UK Budget statement and what it means for the Isle of Man. We hear why the Steam Packet says it’s had to alter the winter sailing schedule to Liverpool. The education minister has an update on the future of the Park Road site in Douglas. And why was the contract for the Isle of Man TT Races not put out to tender? All that and more - including business, weather and sport – and wh...

Update tonight brings you the latest as Chief Minister Alfred Cannan survives a motion of no confidence in the House of Keys. An MHK tells us why he wants an urgent review of government's climate change policies. Watch out, there's measles about! And we hear about the barriers women face when trying get involved in Manx football. All that and more, including sport, business, travel and weather. Th...

An expert on Manx public law tells us why a 'secret ballot' in tomorrow's vote of no confidence in Chief Minister Alfred Cannan is unlikely. Chief Constable Russ Foster gives on update on the constabulary's recruitment challenges. And, Manx Utilities tells us what the reaction's been like to its onshore windfarm proposals. All that and much more on Update with Dave Moore.

We end the working week with a half-hour round up of news on and from the Isle of Man. Douglas Central MHK puts his name forward to be the next Chief Minister, should a vote of no confidence go against Alfred Cannan next week. Manx Care has issued a statement defending a number of new leadership roles and service changes which have received a lot of public attention. And, after three years of trea...

On the day the UK Government announces a ban on disposable vapes from next year, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture asks; should we ban them here? We also have the latest on the Ballasalla bypass development and the appeal against plans for a sewage treatment plant in Peel. The Chair of Castletown Commissioners says there's a social media witch-hunt against plans to pedestrianise...